Only two Yoshinoya branches in all of Japan are on a train platform, and this is one of them
Gyudon on the go in Kyobashi Station. When you spot a restaurant on a train platform in Japan, the odds are extremely high that it’s going to be a noodle joint, and specifically a soba/udon one. Since they both use the same sort of broth, the logistics of keeping a pot of it heated and […]
In Osaka’s Kyobashi Station, a Yoshinoya restaurant has been spotted on a train platform, marking it as one of just two such locations in all of Japan. Station platform Yoshinoyas typically serve gyudon, a type of beef bowl, due to the ease of keeping the broth heated and having multiple batches of noodles boiling. Our reporter, Seiji Nakazawa, noticed this Yoshinoya on a platform during a visit to Kyobashi Station.
Upon entering, he discovered that the branch offers the full menu, just like other Yoshinoyas, with the same prices and no added fees. The restaurant operates 24/7, and the Yoshinoya payment system is compatible with Suica and other prepaid train fare cards, making it a convenient dining option for commuters. Another train platform Yoshinoya can be found at Meitetsu Nagoya Station, Platform 4 in Nagoya.
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